Speak with Facts: 8 Principles of Transparent Communication

I don't know when we began to slowly accept the concept of white lies. In interpersonal interactions, I cannot speak my mind, and always say things that make others unhappy. My work and life are often affected, my mood is bad, and my interpersonal relationships are poor. I increasingly feel that lies are sometimes a kind of kindness and an effective way of communication. But lies are lies and can never be true. To solve practical problems in work and life, we still need to speak with facts. This book proposes eight steps to speak with facts to help us get rid of the control of emotions, focus on facts, remove communication barriers, and win the trust of others. After reading this book, you will: Understand why good advice always rings a bell; Master the skills of discovering and focusing on facts; Learn how to listen and grasp the essence of the conversation; Learn how to speak so others will listen!